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In The Alignment Problem, Christian also discusses the implications of developing AI agents that learn through pure imitation of human actions.

The NGO has shared a stream of examples of how the software amplifies racist policing and threatens the right to protest — and called for a global ban on the tech.

Third-party cookies might have a tasty name, but they can be pretty poisonous when they’re quietly tracking your online behavior.

If you’re struggling to find something worth watching from Netflix’s vast catalog and you don’t trust the recommendations of your friends, the streaming service has some good news for you.

With all the hullabaloo surrounding Joe Biden’s inauguration, Trump’s last-minute pardons slipped under the RADAR a bit.

The legendary Spanish singer Lola Flores died in 1995, but a brewery is using AI to bring her back to life.

MIT researchers have developed a new way of speeding up a robot’s reactions. They call it “robomorphic computing.”

The Alphabet Workers Union (AWU)  has slammed the company’s treatment of two prominent AI researchers as “an attack on the people who are trying to make Google’s technology more ethical.”

Facebook’s earlier model would’ve described the photo below as “maybe a picture of 5 people.”

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the first-ever fully-automated commercial drone flights.

“This year we’re going to put our trust in teachers rather than algorithms,” said Education Secretary Gavin Williamson.

The White House today announced the launch of its National AI Initiative Office, marking what should be President Trump‘s final manipulation of the country’s gutted Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP).

This negative energy would, theoretically, sort of switch places with some escaping positive energy, thus freeing it from the black hole’s hungry grasp and making it available for use as a power source.

Harvard scientists have created a swarm of swimming robots that could pave the way for new methods of environmental monitoring and searching coral reefs.

If Frank Zappa’s endless guitar solos somehow leave your earbuds craving more, music-hackers Dadabots are here to satisfy your auditory desires.

The perils of leaving important decisions to computer algorithms are pretty easily imagined (see, e.g., “Minority Report,” “I, Robot,” “War Games”)